Emergency Bikers - Series Two - Wednesday 17'th

[KyleMoore]

Following the huge success of series one, West Midlands Ambulance Service’s motorcycle paramedics will be starring in the second series of Emergency Bikers.

The new series will once more follow the Trust’s motorcycle paramedics in Birmingham together with the Police Biker Squad in Essex.

Motorcycle Paramedics Mark Hayes (38 from Sutton Coldfield) and Steve Harris (58 from Smethwick) are based at Henrietta Street Ambulance Station in Birmingham City Centre and answer an average of four hundred 999 calls a month.

From heart attacks to car crashes; shootings to drug overdoses; trips and falls to assaults, Mark and Steve weave through traffic on their Yamaha FJR1300s and go where traditional ambulances can’t to reach patients in need of medical help.

Using small-camera technology the series shows the motorcycle paramedics riding through traffic and pedestrianised areas in the UK’s second city to get to the scene of an incident, shaving minutes off response times to save lives.

Series two of Emergency Bikers, comprising of six one hour episodes, will commence broadcasting on Channel Five at 8.00pm from Wednesday 17th November.

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